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Individual differences in predictability of behaviour

  • Johan T. Barendregt
  • , W. A. T. Meuwese
  • University of Amsterdam

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Abstract

It is mentioned repeatedly in the literature that some people are judged fairly accurately and other people rather inaccurately, irrespective of the judge. This has usually been noticed as secondary phenomenon in studies directed at other problems. Only a few indications were found as to the origins of this phenomenon. Knowledge of factors which determine the differences in predictability between people seem to us to be extremely important for practical work as well as for the formation of a theory of judging other people.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationResearch in Psychodiagnostics: Record of Investigations
Publisherde Gruyter
Pages77-100
ISBN (Electronic)9783112314319
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2020
Externally publishedYes

Publication series

NameResearch in Psychodiagnostics: Record of Investigations

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